Jacqueline Tempera

TAURUS (APRIL 20MAY 20) Theres a reason Taurus is emblemized with a bull: You are so d*mn stubborn. While that trademark persistence and diligence can be wonderful traits in the workplace, they can also make it hard to switch gears when youre locked into a project. It can be especially difficult for Tauruses to get moving. (Which, speaking from my experience of working with a Taurus on, let's just say, a personal level is 100-percent true.) "You cant really rush them," says Montfar. "They need to do things at their own pace. Thats just kind of how they work." Showing a willingness to go with the flow and opening up to change will help when dealing with coworkers. Jewelyn Butron

GEMINI (MAY 21JUNE 20) Gemini is like the popular girl of the zodiac, says Montfar. They are fun, beloved, and also real chatterboxes. "If you go around your office and youre chit-chatting all the time, what does that mean?" she asks. "You are easily distracted." (Uh oh.) While Geminis are great at multitasking and seeking out new areas to study, they can have trouble finding focuses and meeting deadlines. Another challenge: Geminis do not like repetitive tasks and need constant stimulation. "They can talk a lot about their plans and get so busy talking about it that they dont focus," says Montfar. "They are so curious about things and are easily bored. Thats why a lot of them end up leaving jobs." (Two classic Gems? Kanye West and Donald Trump, so...there's that.) "Be more mindful, and dont treat a Monday morning like a Friday afternoon," Montfar advises. Jewelyn Butron

CANCER (JUNE 21JULY 22) Cancer is a water sign ruled by the moon, and if theres one thing I know for sure, its that water signs are hella emotional. This sign, in particular, can be very sensitive and moody, which is both a strength and weakness, says Montfar. "Cancers are very good at finding solutions to problems," she explains. "Its like they know what youre thinking before you say it." Montfar recommends Cancers take emotion out of the equation when it comes to working tasks. "Cancers can be overly emotional about things," she adds. "But they have to be realistic and not make it about them. Its about the project, its about the company. Its not about you." A lot of Cancers manage this by presenting as tough on the outside while staying soft on the inside, says Montfar. If you've taken a tap through Khlo Kardashians Instagram stories recently, youll see unbridled Cancer behavior on full display. Motivational quotes and posts about emotional intelligence abound, all while maintaining her killer body, promoting Good American, and raising baby True. Real badass actionstypical of a Cancer. Jewelyn Butron

LEO (JULY 23AUGUST 22) The only sign ruled by the sun, Leos are creative and bold AF (I mean, Gryffindor much?). But with those seemingly positive qualities come some negatives, notes Montfar. Weaknesses in a Leo (though theyll tell you they have none) include their idealistic view of the world and skyscraper-sized egos. "Leos are leaders," says Montfar. "Some of them struggle a little bit with letting other people be in the spotlight." Former President Barack Obama, Jennifer Lopez, and Madonna are all Leosnuff said. In the workplace, the desire to take charge can make you seem like a little bit of a control freak. Leos will benefit from helping others learn to lead and letting them take the reins on certain projects, Montfar says. "When they listen to their herd, they succeed. As the leaders of the animal kingdom, they need others to reign." Jewelyn Butron

VIRGO (AUGUST 23SEPTEMBER 22) Theres nothing a Virgo loves more than a good spreadsheet. People with this sign, ruled by Mercury, are known for their fierce intelligence and insightful analysis. "I am of the thought that every successful team needs a Virgo," says Montfar. "They are the one who is going to know the numbers, percentages, for everything on a project." The biggest weakness of a Virgo? Their drive toward perfectionism. Beyonc is a Virgo and though the whole planet has benefited from bountiful blessings, thanks to her drive toward goddess-like status, it's important to create a balance. "It is their nature to believe others cant do things as well as they can," says Montfar. "Virgos will benefit from delegating. If they take on too much, they will get super anxious." While Virgos are quiet and reserved, they can be a lot of fun once you get to know them, says Montfar. Oh, and did I mention very, very smart? Jewelyn Butron

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23OCTOBER 22) Libras thrive in artistic settings and need time to nurture their creative projects. This can be a bit of a challenge in a regular office setting (just ask Pam), but Libras are very "in tune with who they are" and can still make it work, Montfar says. People with this sign are diplomatic and make great mediators, she adds. "They are always worried about the underdog." (Because, ya know, they want to keep things fair.) In some Libras, this can lead to difficulty with decision-making, Montfar says, which can create problems among coworkers. "Libras are dramatic and can take forever making a decision," she explains. "The bigger the decision, the longer they take to get everyones opinion." To overcome this problem, try giving yourself a time limit when weighing the pros and cons in the decision-making process, Montfar suggests. Libras can also fall into a people-pleasing trap, so remember to stick up for yourself. As for career fields, a Libra can own the HR department or the judges chambers, Montfar says. Law student, reality star, and fashion mogul Kim Kardashian West is a Libra. And take a look at that rsum! Not bad for a girl with no clear talent. Jewelyn Butron

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23NOVEMBER 21) Scorpios are passionate and very intense. (As a Scorpio myself, I will add brilliant and beautiful to that list.) But that singular drive and commitment can come across as overly ambitious and, sometimes, just plain scary. "When a Scorpio wants something, they do everything to get it. Its pretty rare that they dont," says Montfar. On the flip side: "When a Scorpio's heart is not in what they do, they just cannot do it." While this ability to dig in at work can be a good thing, Scorpios need to find a balance between excitement and obsession. Finding time for small talk and sharing with your coworkers can work wonders for Scorpios. It can help you feel more engaged with the world around you, not just zeroed in on your latest fascination (which may or may not be office-related). There are some notable powerhouse Scorpios in the working world: Anna Wintour and Hillary Clinton, to name a few. But Scorps should be mindful of the people around them, so you dont become so laser-focused on work that you act insensitive to others' needs, says Montfar, another badass Scorpio. As the old saying goes: "The devil works hard, but Kris Jenner (a Scorpio, natch) works harder." Jewelyn Butron

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22DECEMBER 21) Sagittarius is a fire sign, a.k.a. the total opposite of the analytical Virgo. These peeps are eternal optimists, who think in the abstract. They're focused on the big picture, not so much on the details. "Sagittarius is like 'lets talk about world domination,'" says Montfar. "They are not groundedits like the fire keeps pushing them up." While philosophizing on a planetary takeover is a noble focus, sure, Sags can get so preoccupied with the big questions of the universe that they procrastinate on the task at hand. "Sometimes, theyre going around in circles," says Montfar. Sticking to a timeline and a budget can help Sagittarius get things done in real time. "Plan to do regular check-ins with yourself," suggests Montfar. Jewelyn Butron

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22JANUARY 19) Capricorns are the workaholics of the zodiac. You've got amazing determination and have the makings of an excellent leader or CEO of your own company. "A lot of Capricorns have big jobs; they are incredible people," says Montfar (who's been married to two Capricorns, btw). They're also ruled by Saturnthe planet of responsibility. This can make for a person preoccupied with climbing the ladder of success, as they say. Simply put, Caps were born to achieve, says Montfar. In some cases, the brilliance of a Capricorn can lead to condescension when talking to others not functioning on their high vibration. Make sure to keep a work/life balance, Cap, and please dont act like a freakin robot. "Just because you are a successful person doesnt mean you cant be a human," says Montfar. "Get in touch with your humanity. Its not a weakness." While you're at it, stop checking your work email on your days off, puh-lease. Jewelyn Butron

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20FEBRUARY 18) Aquarius is the rebel of the zodiac, says Montfar. They are unflappable, intelligent, and amazing with wordswritten or spoken. One problem with the *genius* of an Aquariusyou dont like being told what to do. Stanley "Did I Stutter" Hudson, from The Office, was very Aquarius in this respect. IRL, Oprah Winfrey, the boss of all bosses, is an Aquarius. "They make great freelancers and writers," says Montfar. "They write on their own time and dont have to show up for a 9-to-5 job. Respect for authority is not built for them." Many Aquarians are scientists and innovators, too. Either way, you're best left alone so you can channel your energy into your work. "They perform their magic best when they dont have someone breathing down their neck," explains Montfar. Looking to improve at work? Try thinking outside the box when it comes to problem solving, says Montfar. This way, you can channel all that creativity into something that might actually make your boss happy. Everybody wins! Jewelyn Butron

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19MARCH 20) Do you have a coworker who is an oversharer? A gal or guy who appears behind you Monday morning to regale you with yet another sexcapade? They might be a Pisces (and they might be you). Known for their imagination and ability to go with the flow, Pisces can often lack boundaries which can be, well, problematic when it comes to coworkers. "Pisces need to learn to play by corporate rules for long-term success," says Montfar. Ideally, try to find a career where you can put all that creativity to work. "Pisces are really good at materializing an idea. When they dream it, they see it and can explain that idea to you," Montfar says. Youre not likely to find a Pisces running revenue at a company. Instead, they'll often be designing brochures or launching the latest innovative marketing strategy. Rihanna, who now has more businesses than I can truly name, is a Pisces. Channel this energy! Jewelyn Butron

How To Better Communicate With Your Coworkers, According To Your Zodiac Sign

Venus retrograde is coming, and like an astrological lockpick, the box will be open for all those tough emotions to come pouring out. Think of it like the zodiacs Walking Dead. Except with your ex, ex-bestie, or that family member you had a falling out with...so, a little scarier.

<a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/relationships/g20127657/zodiac-signs-compatability/" id="7faf08a3-16ba-3071-a998-f973187e1723"> Venusthe planet that rules love </a> , your values, and beautyis moving into retrograde. And to borrow a phrase from Missy Elliot, in May 2020 (so yes, you have some time), shes about to "put her thing down, flip it, and reverse it" possibly messing with your emotional stability, sense of self, and style in the process.

<h1> What does Venus in retrograde mean, exactly? </h1>

In the simplest terms, Venus in retrograde means the planet is moving backwards (yes, literally). This is totally normal and happens about every 18 months, says <a href="https://www.lindajoyce.com/about-linda-joyce" id="86df755a-7000-3bd5-a2d1-a179ee390d84"> Linda Joyce </a> , professional astrologer and author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Day-You-Were-Born-Numerology/dp/1575661756/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1J05SKDCGVH74&amp;keywords=the+day+you+were+born+linda+joyce&amp;qid=1564428345&amp;s=gateway&amp;sprefix=the+day+you+were+born+linda%2Caps%2C119&amp;sr=8-2&amp;tag=womenshealth-auto-20&amp;ascsubtag=[artid|2140.a.28539339[src|[ch|[lt|" id="997f3955-5fe9-338d-a87f-a693ff1838aa"> The Day You Were Born: A Journey to Wholeness Through Astrology and Numerology </a> .

\"It is a very big thing, and it causes more emotional problems and challenges than almost anything.\"

Oh, and because Venus is also a female planet, it represents the Yin to <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a20722108/mercury-retrograde-tips/" id="91de9363-2370-3602-a3e0-8ed1d94f5abe"> Mercury retrograde </a> s Yang, she explains.

"It is a very big thing, and it causes more emotional problems and challenges than almost anything," Joyce says. (Dun, dun, duuuuuun.)

<h1> What should you expect during Venus retrograde? </h1>

A whole host of cringeworthy moments await you: An old flame sending a "U up?" textor even worse, getting the "Can we talk?" text from your new beau. Or maybe you run into a middle school frenemy on the street the one time you're looking less than your best. Perhaps you realize it actually drives you insane when your roommate leaves used paper towels on the counter, instead of throwing them in the trash (even though it's right next to the counter).

Tempted to vent about relationship ish during Venus retrograde? Here's why you shouldn't:

"What it does is it turns us more internal, which is a good thing. [But] the problem with people, in general, is that we only want to advance and move forward," Joyce explains. "We dont want to deal with unresolved issues, unresolved conflicts, or things weve escaped in the past."

Instead of fixing old problems (like, ya know, just telling your roomie where you'd like them to shove place their paper towels), she adds, "we like to move on and create new problems, like dating the same guy in a new pair of pants."

<h1> Why is Venus in retrograde important? </h1>

This planet placement is **essential** in the life cycle, because it forces you to speak up and confront the stressors you worked so hard to bury (sorry, but it's true).

"Venus retrograde is one of the hardest ones to go through," says Brittany Binowski, a professional astrologer and founder of <a href="https://www.wondergirlastrology.com/" id="de34c8d3-9771-39ca-a003-973197b94fef"> Wonder Girl Astrology </a> . "It brings up some of the worst, biggest changes in your life, so you can see them outwardly. We are forced to rethink our relationships and how life works in a very practical way."

This is a time when your reality can change pretty d*mn drastically, whether its leaving unhealthy relationships behind, finally confronting unresolved trauma, or even just getting a dramatic haircut (stay away from impulsive bangs, though). The intensity of this flow will depend largely on the person, says Joyce.

If you're someone who is already putting in the emotional workwhether that's through therapy, journaling, having honest (and often difficult) conversations with the people you lovethis astrological event might not kill your vibe. You might have some moments of discomfort, but ultimately, Venus retrograde should help your #adulting efforts lead to real growth.

However, if you tend to bottle things up or keep your thoughts on others' troublesome behavior to yourself (guilty as charged), this planetary shift will give you a much-needed kick in the pants.

"Our past haunts us unless we deal with it," Joyce says. Bummer, but true.

<h1> What does Venus Retrograde mean for your zodiac sign? </h1>

Taurus and Librabuckle up. These two signs are ruled by Venus and, therefore, are affected more intensely, Joyce says. But really, all <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a28172986/zodiac-signs-change/" id="d1cc7e1c-ed3b-3a9d-aad2-f51ffad12b87"> zodiac signs </a> are in need of some emotional work during this time.

Journaling, getting a facial, having your nails donegenerally, any self-care practice that sparks joycan temper down the craziness, according to Binowski.

<h1> Will Venus retrograde cause breakups? </h1>

Short answer: maybe. Venus retrograde gets sort of a bad rap, according to Joyce. (Not unlike its mercurial counterpart, in case you're keeping score at home.)

If <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/relationships/a22788375/how-to-get-over-a-breakup/" id="65defba9-23c6-303b-aba6-4229b8da8c1d"> relationships end during this time period </a> , they probably werent meant to last in the first place. But sure, blame it on the stars.

"If you do lose the relationship, its because it was not working," says Joyce. "Venus retrograde doesnt destroy a good relationship." (And exhale.)

In fact, couples in healthy relationships often come out of Venus retrograde stronger and with a better understanding of one anothers wants and needs, she notes.

"Its more a time of rearranging the contract of a relationship," Binowski adds. But, she warns, things may get worse or chaotic before they get better.

<h1> Whens the next Venus retrograde? </h1>

The next Venus retrograde lasts from May 13, 2020, to June 25, 2020. This, combined with the summer solstice and an eclipse will make for a wild six weeks, Binowski says. "It's going to be a shuffling of relationships and resources that set you up for the next 10 years of life," she adds.

Sounds intense, but you can definitely use Venus retrograde to your advantage. Binowski encourages <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/relationships/a27437438/relationship-insecurity/" id="57733668-1f5a-3a1a-a711-1cc79ecef292"> conversations about insecurities </a> and value systems during this very sensitive and emotional time.

"I expect major realizations, especially regarding self-worth, to set us all up in a major way for the next chapter of our lives," she says.

To borrow another phrase from the all-powerful Missy: Is it worth it? Well, if you work it!

How Venus Retrograde Can Eff Up Your Relationships

If you were taughtlike I wasto shove your emotions into a little box, close the lid, lock it, and throw away the key...I've got some bad news.

Why Venus Retrograde Might Screw With Your Zodiac Sign's Relationships

Now, as Mindhunter season two reexamines the crimes through a fictional lens, the victims' families still mournand still want answers.

When Sheila Balthazar, 62 and still living in Atlanta, watched the trailer for Mindhunter, she was plunged back into the most painful time of her life. Her stepson, Patrick Balthazar, was the 20th child to disappear, at age 12. The directors, she told WH in a recent phone interview, effectively captured the cloud of terror that hung over her neighborhood as boy after boy went missing in broad daylight.

As one of a few parents still alive, Balthazar feels an obligation to continue to speak out. The parents were given so few answers, she said. Its been impossible to get closure. She doesnt even know what that would look like.

<h1> The Atlanta Child Murders tormented parents for two years. </h1>

From 1979 to 1981, residents of Georgia's capital city were haunted by the disappearances and deaths of more than two dozen children. The kids, mostly black boys, ranged in age from 7 to 17. Six adults (ages 20 to 28) were also murdered in the same time frame.

First, a 14-year-old boy vanished. Days later, another teenager was reported missing. Police soon learned that both boys were dead, according to FBI files. The snatchings terrorized the metropolis, said Balthazar.

"They just kept finding bodies," she recalls. "It couldve been anyones child."

Pictures of the missing and murdered children in Atlanta. Patrick Balthazars photo is designated by the letter F.

<h1> The FBI only became involved at the request of local law enforcement. </h1>

After 7-year-old Latonya Wilson was taken from her bedroom on June 22, 1980, investigators wondered if federal kidnapping statutes had been violated.

The crimes didnt fall under federal law, according to <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__fbistudies.com_wp-2Dcontent_uploads_2019_03_FBI-2DGrapevien-2DAtlanta-2DChild-2DMurders-2DSusan-2DLloyd.pdf&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=B73tqXN8Ec0ocRmZHMCntw&amp;r=vHsE1IJWdey2HvD7BQ_uaXlEMKWGP4o3lMVkCczHZhk&amp;m=MjzI1fyfpfat9wXcE6dnpG-q5-pYnQFJa9m4LsYnNMA&amp;s=_WQhIcnZI5Yr7cZcCxK209OngjTtYaHG2cHtvxRvQX4&amp;e=" id="7190f29c-440b-3ce9-a130-95796365cb0e"> an FBI case study </a> published by Susan Lloyd, but Special Agent in Charge John Gloverthe first black man to lead an FBI field officecontinued to offer support.

Like a steady pulse, children kept disappearing throughout the city and police kept finding their bodies, sometimes months latertossed in dumpsters, under bridges, and behind houses.

By November 1980, the FBI committed more than two dozen agents and other workers to the case full-time, the case study reported.

Police examine evidence found at the crime scene where 17-year-old William Barretts body was found.

"When the first murder associated with the Atlanta Child Murders case occurred in July 1979, it made little impact on the news cycle of the bustling city known as the Hub of the South. By the time the body of the last victim was found in late May 1981, news about the case dominated not only local headlines but international headlines as well," Lloyd wrote in the study. "Someone was killing Atlantas African-American youth."

Most of the victims were killed by strangulation or asphyxiation, but a few were shot, according to the FBI.

<h1> A loud splash lead to a suspect: Wayne Williams. </h1>

After 22 months of investigation, an early morning splash in the Chattahoochee River led police to <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a28628084/wayne-williams-now/" id="8b5cb59f-1382-3409-a65f-b3b3e9e4c4e3"> Wayne Williams </a> , a 23-year-old freelance photographer who covered some of the crime scenes before his arrest, according to <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.ajc.com_news_local_wayne-2Dwilliams-2Dready-2Dand-2Dwilling-2Dcooperate-2Dnew-2Datlanta-2Dchild-2Dmurders-2Dprobe_TQocGPTkK6SftY9kQI95qJ_&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=B73tqXN8Ec0ocRmZHMCntw&amp;r=vHsE1IJWdey2HvD7BQ_uaXlEMKWGP4o3lMVkCczHZhk&amp;m=MjzI1fyfpfat9wXcE6dnpG-q5-pYnQFJa9m4LsYnNMA&amp;s=161iyeVFbV08gb4LvFvHvERoziAXJwI4czfJ_HKsosA&amp;e=" id="03582ec0-3d55-3c2c-a969-5d461468a844"> The Atlanta Journal-Constitution </a> .

Just before 3 a.m. on May 22, 1981, police and FBI stopped Williams in his car.

When police asked him why he was stopped, he said, "It must be about those boys," according to the case study.

Williams denied dropping anything into the river, but two days later, the body of 27-year-old Nathaniel Cater was found in the water.

Because of the condition of Caters bodyhe was naked and had been asphyxiatedpolice zeroed in on Williams as a suspect in the recent slayings. At trial, prosecutors said Williams was responsible for the murder of Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, both among the last of the young black people killed over a harrowing 22 months in the South, according to <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.ajc.com_news_crime-2D-2Dlaw_atlanta-2Dchild-2Dmurders-2Dwilliams-2Dguilty_9VSYWHpbvqXJKW8XyG7v1M_&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=B73tqXN8Ec0ocRmZHMCntw&amp;r=vHsE1IJWdey2HvD7BQ_uaXlEMKWGP4o3lMVkCczHZhk&amp;m=MjzI1fyfpfat9wXcE6dnpG-q5-pYnQFJa9m4LsYnNMA&amp;s=D_5-OPivv168dWVQQ4ITSUGLWynBOnuhT4WsuBilHgA&amp;e=" id="61346aa7-d26a-3bbb-ac35-004f19d2a2ab"> AJC </a> .

After Williamss conviction in 1982, police closed 22 of the unsolved child killings. All <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a28601007/atlanta-child-murders-case-reopened/" id="1862f8c0-ed93-384b-a714-e8786f330133"> 29 cases were reopened </a> in 2019, as Williams currently serves two life sentences and maintains his innocence.

Because he was never tried for the other 22 murders, over the persisting decades, parents were left to wonder: Who killed my child?

<h1> Justice still eludes Atlanta. </h1>

Balthazar is sick of journalists calling her every two or three days to discuss the murder of her stepson Patrick.

Though decades have passed, the questions remain the same: What was Patrick like? What was he doing the night he died? Were you afraid? She recites the same answers.

"Ask me a thousand times" [to describe Patrick], Balthazar said during our phone call. "Its always the same thing. It could be the same story turned over again."

"You feel like the world needs to know what happened," she continued. "But when it really all boils down to it, Ill never be able to say enough."

Balthazar, like many parents, joined in the search for Atlantas murdered and missing children far before tragedy consumed her own home. She warned Patrick and her own son to stay indoors. They didnt.

\"They just kept finding bodies. It couldve been anyones child.\"

Patrick, in particular, was enterprising, she said. Hed hang out in the K-Mart parking lot with a bucket and rag, offering to wash shoppers' cars for a few dollars. He rode the bicycle he got for Christmas that year with pride, wiping it down and waxing it daily.

"Youd think it was a Cadillac," Balthazar said laughing, an unusual lightness in her voice. "Whatever he did have, he really took care of it. He had the mind of a teenager. He was just like his daddy. He loved to work and always wanted to do something."

Everything was good, Balthazar explained. "Until. Until," she said, trailing off.

Patrick vanished near a pay phone where he was standing with a friend on February 6, 1981.

A week later, police found his body strangled. Balthazar and her husband, Patricks father, watched as his body was pulled from the woods on live television.

"It was just devastating," she said. "I never felt nothing like that in my life."

Patrick Balthazars body is carried down the steps of St. Anthonys church during his funeral service.

As a stepparent, Balthazar said she feels like she lost both her childrenPatrick and her biological son. With all of the attention focused on the murder and the familys grief, her relationship with her own child grew strained. Even 40 years later, they barely speak.

She wishes the filmmakers of Mindhunteras well as writers of other recent articles and podcasts about the tragedywould think critically about the victims families. It would be nice for a producer to reach out and talk to her before she sees her story played out on the television, she said.

The families should also be compensated by Netflix, she said. The streaming service did not respond to a request for comment for this article.

"Its 40 years later and were still being played and taken advantage of as parents," Balthazar said. "People wont let it rest."

What An Atlanta Mother Wants 'Mindhunter' To Know

Forty years have passed since Atlantas children started disappearing, and still almost nothing is known for certain about the 29 killings that became known as the <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a28551986/atlanta-child-murders-wayne-williams-timeline/" id="9e0b0037-b7fd-3379-af1a-35c7f96ff07d"> Atlanta Child Murders </a> . Cases were opened and then closed, unceremoniously, leaving many wondering: Who killed more than 20 children in Georgia?

A Mother Of An Atlanta Child Murders Victim Responds To Netflix's 'Mindhunter'

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